Would 6 ohm speakers work on an Onkyo TXSR503?

[Pho]

I was wondering if it would be safe to hook up 6 ohm speakers to an Onkyo TXSR503 reciever. I looked online and in the manual and I couldn't find the lowest number of ohms that the recieve can drive. Thanks

[Diode1]

You will be fine.
The Onkyo TX-SR503 includes seven internal power amplifier channels with high-current, low-impedance discrete output devices, to deliver a continuous power output of 75 Watts per channel into 8-Ohm loads.

[DBryant]

I used one to power 4 ohm 300 watt JBL tower speakers-3 of them! These had a 8",6", 4" and 1" tweet. The Onkyo powered them effortlessly and sounded great. That is a tough little receiver.

[2thumbsup]

Should be no problem Cnet tested the Aperion Audio's new 633 towers rated at 4 ohms with the 503 without any problems. You can read about the 503 here.
http://www.cnet.com.au/hometheatre/audio/0,39026194,40056621,00.htm

As for me I could not be more satisified with my 503 the sound is just amazing and the power it put's out is just amazing

My setup
Fronts Infinity Beta 40
Center Infinity Beta C250
Surround Infinity Primus 150
Subwoofer Infinity PS 12
Receiver Onkyo TXSR503
Panasonic PT 47x54J
Room Size 18x30 – with 15foot ceilings, room also adjoins or goes into breakfast room and kitchen plus hallway, speaker distance from sitting area at 15 feet.

Setup # 2
Fronts Infinity Beta 50
Center Infinity Beta C250
Surround Infinity Primus 150
Subwoofer Infinity PS 12
Receiver Onkyo TXSR503
Panasonic PT 47x54J
Room Size 20x27 – with 8foot ceilings, speaker distance from sitting area at 15 feet